Mongolia is fast emerging as one of the most exciting destinations in global tourism. If you’re planning a trip, here’s a curated list to elevate your shopping experience.

👠 Fashion & Cultural Icons

Mongolia’s cashmere is among the finest in the world, and Gobi Cashmere stands as its ultimate icon, with 60+ stores locally and a growing global presence. Its timeless designs and luxurious quality make it a must-have. 

• Michel Amazonka also gained global recognition after designing Mongolia’s striking Paris 2024 Olympic uniforms. Its refined ready-to-wear pieces, available at Galleria Ulaanbaatar and the State Department Store, capture modern Mongolian elegance. 
• For authentic souvenirs, Mary & Martha Mongolia offers fair-trade handicrafts, while Narantuul (the Black Market) is the go-to for traditional deels. Jewelry brand Baigal is known for its exquisite silver pieces inspired by Mongolia’s heritage.

💄 Beauty & Cosmetics

Mongolia’s beauty scene is rising, led by Lhamour, a natural skincare brand using ingredients like sea buckthorn and camel milk. Its clean, locally sourced products deliver a premium experience with growing international appeal.

🥛 Dairy: Mongolia’s Hidden Treasure

Beyond fashion, Mongolia’s dairy offers a unique kind of luxury. With one of the highest livestock densities globally, the country produces exceptionally fresh, flavorful products rooted in nomadic tradition. So don’t miss APU Dairy’s premium range, including Mont-Yak, Honin Nuga, and Sain Yogurt, alongside Teso Food’s Zuv, a traditional curd drink and curd pellets that offer a distinctly local, and often surprising, taste.

🥬 Health & Wellness

For wellness seekers, Monos Foods’ VITOS (Цэнэг) is a trusted supplement brand made from pure Mongolian ingredients, perfect for adding a local touch to your routine.

🥃 Vodka & Spirits: Premium Mongolian Alcohol

No trip is complete without exploring Mongolia’s spirits. APU’s Founder Mongolian Gin stands out as a refined, export-quality option crafted with local botanicals. Chinggis Khan remains the most iconic vodka, while Shiguderi offers a distinctive twist, produced using traditional methods from fermented airag or yogurt. Have a favorite local spirit? Share your must-try Mongolian brands with us.